Planting an evergreen grass in your garden beds is a wonderful way to keep green out in the yard the whole year through. However, while they are evergreen, many grasses do get dead blades. Removing those dead pieces will make the plant look better and will keep it healthier longer. Unfortunately, this task can be laborious and time-consuming. Thankfully, there is a better way to remove the dead pieces from your plant. Follow along with Fine Gardening editor Steve Aitken as he shows you a tip to help you clean evergreen grasses more quickly.
How to Quickly Clean an Evergreen Grass
Materials needed
Rubber kitchen gloves
Instructions
- Don your rubber kitchen gloves.
- Gently comb your fingers through your grass.
- The dead pieces will stick to the gloves.
- Thoroughly run your hands through the grass. You may have to tug on a few strands to loosen them.
- Admire your new healthy looking grass.
- Repeat as necessary.
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This can be achieved by regularly removing fallen leaves, dead grass, and other debris that can suffocate the grass and cause it to decay. A rake or a leaf blower can be used to gather the debris, and it's recommended to compost or dispose of it properly. Additionally, it's essential to consider junk furniture pickup to declutter your yard and keep it looking neat and tidy. Old furniture, broken appliances, and other household items can not only take up valuable space but also pose as an eyesore. Hiring a junk removal service or contacting your local waste management facility can help you get rid of these items
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